Samsung Galaxy Star and Galaxy Pocket Neo

Available
now 9th April 2013

Samsung are a company that seem to believe that you can never
have too many products, and the new Samsung Galaxy Star and
Samsung Galaxy Pocket Neo seem to be designed to fill in
some of the tiny gaps in Samsung's massive product range.

Both the Galaxy Star and Pocket Neo feature a 3" 240 x 320
pixel display, a 2 megapixel camera on the back, with 512MB of RAM
plus 4GB of onboard flash and a microSD slot, a 1200 mAh battery,
and both run Android 4.1. In addition, both handsets have optional
dual-SIM capabilities and an FM radio, Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi and GPS
and GLONASS positioning systems.

There are some important differences though. The Samsung Galaxy
Star has a 1GHz processor but does not support 3G data, which will
make the phone a little cheaper and indicates that it might be sold
in India, a country that doesn't have much in the way of 3G. The
Galaxy Pocket Neo has an 850MHz processor but does support 3.5G
data.

You'll find the usual Samsung software enhancements here, but
ultimately these are going to sell on price. Samsung haven't said
how much the Galaxy Star and Pocket Neo will be or when they will
be available, but we would expect them to be well under the €100
price mark when they hit retail channels.